What's your favorite school of fish?

[markl]

jmaneyapanda;552034 wrote: No, that is very typical wrasse behavior. They are haremic, with a large, dominant supermale kicking the beans outta all the sub adult males and females. They can be kept in a group, but are, in no way, schooling.

Again, Mark, what are you looking for? Fish that can be kept in compatible multiples, or fish that will congregate and function as a cohesive group?

I was hoping to get something thats stays active and some what looks like a group of fish.maybe 6 or so of the same fish.

 

[jmaneyapanda]

Sadly, there are few fish that will do this. Like I said, threadfin cardinals are good, and sometimes, some anthias, but usually you end up with a lot of aggression and problems.

 

[son of adam]

Amberjack;551979 wrote: Thanks Jeremy, shoaling is the correct term.</em>

In that case, a shoal of firefish is 'O2kool'</em>

(Just asked that question on air)</em>

I have always wanted to do this..........

 

[grouper therapy]

Tangs

 

[waynehallman]

Fire fish gobbies they are active and make quite a showing!

 

[weaglereefer]

Gem Tangs